No. That isn't how trademarks work. Your trademark protects you inside a specific field of endeavor where a consumer might be confused about the source of a pr

No. That isn't how trademarks work. Your trademark protects you inside a specific field of endeavor where a consumer might be confused about the source of a product. If you use a word in good faith for its primary meaning and no consumer confusion is likely to result then you are fine. On the other hand, if you wrap yourself up to look like you are associated with something you know your customer has already purchased and likes, then you will have a problem. In between lie lawyers.